Videos tagged with Optic Cover

This video introduces the Blade Tech Valor holster, highlighting its modern design and available retention levels (1, 2, and 3). The presenter demonstrates the Level 2 retention draw technique, emphasizing the thumb-activated mechanism that disengages the optic cover and retention piece before drawing. A unique feature is the integrated mini Blade Tech mount on the front, suitable for accessories like tourniquets or spare magazine carriers.

This review covers the Safariland 6354/90 RDSO OWB holster, highlighting its level 1 active retention, fixed optic cover, and bottom plugs designed to prevent accidental light activation. The reviewer discusses its $230 price point, the necessity for additional training due to the retention mechanism, and potential issues like debris ingress. While praising its features, the reviewer ultimately transitions back to a T-Rex Arms Ragnarok due to draw-stroke reliability concerns in high-stress scenarios.

This video discusses whether to keep the cover on or off a Romeo1 optic when carrying a firearm. It also promotes the creator's Patreon for supporting their content and links to merchandise and social media profiles. The video aims to provide insights for firearm owners and enthusiasts interested in gear and carry practices.

This video showcases a rubberized cover designed to protect Trijicon RMR sights. The description highlights its value and humorously suggests the importance of acquiring such protection before damage occurs, referencing item #2575 available on GlockStore.com.